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Love Is All

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Love Is All

Listening to the Swedish five-piece Love Is All gives you the same frenetic feeling that a sugar rush…

The Vagina Monologues

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The Vagina Monologues

Coochie, twat, vajayjay, honeypot. If you’re uncomfortable reading ‘em, you might really squirm at Eve Ensler’s evolving 1996…

John Prine

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John Prine

If Bob Dylan weren’t already from the Midwest, John Prine would easily be the frontrunner for the title…

The Twilight Zone:  LIVE!

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The Twilight Zone: LIVE!

Retro-kookiness abounds in three episodes narrated by Dick Tracy-faced director Tim Moore as iconic creeper-outer Rod Serling. In…

Eat Drink Toke

“Shit, I guess now I have to pack a lunch.”Carlsberg’s decision to

“Shit, I guess now I have to pack a lunch.”Carlsberg’s decision to limit drinking on the job to…

Animal House

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Animal House

John Belushi stars in the 1978 raunch-out comedy Animal House (presented by PBR). It’s wildly uneven, a period…

They Live

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They Live

In the satirical horror of John Carpenter’s They Live (1988), aliens have taken over the planet and conspired…

Blow-Up

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Blow-Up

Michelangelo Antonioni’s international 1966 hit was his first English-language picture and a career-defining achievement for the late Italian…

Elliott Bay Books Reopening

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Elliott Bay Books Reopening

After all the anguish and analysis about why venerable Elliott Bay Book Co. left Pioneer Square, let’s not…

La Roux

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La Roux

La Roux

Peter Bagge

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Peter Bagge

Seattle cartoonist Peter Bagge continues the chronicles of Buddy—his bitter, aging grunge scenester—in the eighth edition of Hate,…

David Remnick

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David Remnick

So how’s that hopey, changy stuff working out for the publishing industry? Our nation’s 44th president reached office…

Langston Hughes African American Film Festival

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Langston Hughes African American Film Festival

This year’s Langston Hughes African American Film Festival closes with Still Bill, a documentary profile of Bill Withers,…

The xx

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The xx

The last time The xx was in Seattle, they were opening for the Friendly Fires at Chop Suey.…

King Khan & The Shrines

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King Khan & The Shrines

King Khan–the stage name of Canadian musician Arish A. Khan—is probably more well-known for his stage antics than…

Franz Nicolay

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Franz Nicolay

You probably know Franz Nicolay as the mustachioed, accordion-toting, wine-quaffing fellow with the Cheshire Cat grin – looking…

Mark Knopfler

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Mark Knopfler

In my opinion, Mark Knopfler is like JJ Cale–he doesn’t get enough credit for how good and innovative…

The Church

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The Church

For 30 years, the interplay between guitarists Peter Koppes and Marty Willson-Piper has defined the trippy art-rock sound…

Seattle Soundbite and The Maldives

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Seattle Soundbite and The Maldives

Food and music go together like gin and tonic. But while the ties between the two cultural pillars…

Jónsi

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Jónsi

While Sigur Rós has been fading into an “indefinite hiatus,” the group’s frontman Jón Birgisson went and made…